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EPISODE · Sep 18, 2018 · 23 MIN

Educating the Changing Workforce

from Education Trends · host Mission.org

Alana Dunagan is a senior higher education researcher at the Clayton Christensen Institute. She studies the higher ed industry, searching for affordable solutions that are beneficial for students, educators, and employers. Alana seeks answers to questions like, “How can we build a system of higher education that reflects the diverse needs of this country, and is more accessible, more affordable, and higher quality?” In today’s episode of Education Trends, we address just that. We discuss how established institutions can change to meet the demands of the job market and what they can do to better support lifelong learning. We also talk about alternative credentials, training programs, and which innovations are disrupting higher ed. Education Trends is brought to you by our friends at Vemo Education. Vemo works with higher education institutions to develop and implement income-based finance programs. Want help designing an ISA program? Vemo has you covered. Go here to learn more about how Vemo partners with, and designs, ISAs for world-class higher education institutions. --- For more interviews and weekly information, sign up for the Education Trends Newsletter at EducationTrends.com

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